The premiere of the film 'Let It Be' took place on Sunday at the Moscow State Kremlin Palace. It was filmed in the context of the nationwide project 'Business confidence is the future of Russia'. Representatives of the steel 75 regions of the Russian Federation became initiators of the project. The main aim of the film is increasing entrepreneurial activity in the country.
Before the show there was a presentation of the film and awarding of the ‘’Power’’ prize, established by the International Centre for Business Development. The singer Milas opened the evening, performing a song from the film. A little later another musician performed – Dino MC 47, who recorded the soundtrack for the film.
The presenter read out a telegram sent to the president of ICBD Yulia Potapova from the governor of the Oryol region, Vadim Potomskogo, and the governor of Karelia, Alexander Khudilainen, the correspondent of Vestnik Kavkaza reports.
The Potomsky congratulation underlined that the successful development of domestic business is the key factor of strengthening the Russian economy. "Today, the country's leadership pays special attention to the support of entrepreneurship ... the state must do everything in order for business to become attractive, affordable and prestigious. I sincerely wish you good health, prosperity, peace, happiness and success for the benefit of our great country," the governor of the Oryol region wrote.
Khudilainen, in his turn, congratulated the participants on their "business confidence in the future of Russia" with the premiere of the film 'Let It Be' and expressed hope that the film "will resonate in the hearts and minds of millions of viewers, and will also support the growth of patriotism."
